Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-03-04

Dec tuHt ~ ~ nominated 1E~% @-s2 "a !.
The Building Association is taking
many applications for stock.
Oysters in all styles at Frank Dear
born's, under Austin State Bank.
j.. Schwan is selling large stock of
boots and shoes at cost. See ad.
Warm meals at all hours at Frank
Dearborn's, under Austin State Bank.
Try Thompson's glove fitting corsets.
SANDS, Dry Goods.
Poeler & Weber are rushing the sea
son. They have corn five inches high.
Several members of Mcintyre Post,
| and others, went to St. Paul, Wednes.
| dav. IS a. ~s. ..... ~. IA. ~,
The family of VIM. Stimson, brother
of D. H. Stimson, arrived last Wednes-
day. >s.@, >.s>s :-<~...-> sz~-.
We call the attention of our readers to
the article on the Austin Farmers Mutual
Insurance Co. @%~ -. E~.~..-. s-.==
| Everyone is pleased with the library
of fortY.f1ve books. $2OO for the TRAN
SCRIPT and books. r.. .. ~. ..r.. Il
LoANs.-MoneY now loaned at VIM. NJ
| Howe's Abstract office at the very lowest
| rates. Call and see. -...... -
My second term in writing and draw
ing will commence Friday evening,
March 4th, 1887. w. W. WHEELocK. =
d. 81: Stlmson has bought fine team
of matched dapple gray horses of Rev.
NJ. 81. Triggs, Of Taopi.
Venner's predictions though IN the main
pretty accurate. are not infalible. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. was never known to
fail. ~
! Hoag G. Prescott are moving their stock
from Con Weiseps old stand to their new
location in the Mason block they are pre-
pared to fill all orders.
| The freight traffic on the c., NJ & st..
Paul last year amounted to about $40,
600. The sale of tickets amounted to be-
tween $15, 900 and $4,000.
Last saturday section hand named
McNelly was killed by the snow pillow
between Ramsey and Lansing. HIS COM
panion heard the engine coming and
warned him, but not IN time.
Pans in the back are frequently caused
by sudden wrenchlng of the spine. A
I few applications of Salvation Oil will give
permanent relief. Price twenty-five
cents. For sale by all druggists. @
Eugene. Wood requests US to announce
that he will not accept the nomination
of city Recorder. His duties, as Regis
ter of Deeds. will nor allow him to de-
vote the necessary time to the Office.
Spring Valley Mercury. e
Rev. Anna II. Shaw. of Massachusetts,
lectured at the Congregational church.
on Monday evening of this week, to a
went away because they could not even
/ find standing room The Rev lady has
occupied pulpit for six years, and is
one of the most gifted speakers that ever
addressed an audience in Spring Valley.
DR.. G II. johnson has added very
valuable apparatus to his office. 1t is a
Burgess Air Compressor. and is used in
connection with spray tubes. For catarrh
and all throat troubles it is invaluable.
It is used by specialists in these diseases,
with the most beneficial results. Cases
| of catarrh have been cured, by the use of
| this apparatus. which never yielded to
any other treatment.
At the regular business meeting of Co
G, beld Wednesday night, Sergt. Fred B.
| Wood and Phil Fl. Short were elected
members of the Board of Administration.
! The applications of A, Swenlngsen and
! G. G. Prescott, were received and ac-
copied, and they were elected
members of the Co. The Co. seems to
be in more prosperous condition now
than ever before. and they expect to be
in fine shape bv camp time.
Exchange. s&.$-~r.~
/ A game called gossip" played with
the old carte de visit photographs IS
| having run now You shuttle and deal
them out as cards, and then everyone in
the party tells everything mean that can
be thought of about the person represent
ed in the photograph 1t makes play
as lively and interesting as an old fash
toned sewing circle, and wherever 1T has
been introduced 1t has driven out cinche
euchre and WHIST.
At the annual election of officers fol
the Norden Society, Monday, Feb. 28
1885. the following were elected officer:
for the ensuing year:
Presidents Seymour johnson.
Vice President Peter Johnson.
i Recording Sec. Christian Johnson,
Financial Sec. "A. Rustad.
Treasurer. j. Kornberg
Librarian-C. I. johnson.
Sentinel-4ohn Rustad
The Society is furnishing condition
having in the past year increased its mem
bership, and also added to its library.
At the twenty second annual meeting
Of the Mower County Bible Society, held
j at the Congregational church, Sunda,
evening, February %, the following off
GERS were elected Pres, r. @. Hall
Vice-Pres, 4. s: Willard; Treas, 3. g
Dorr; Sec, S. r, Gibbons; Board of Di
]. rectors, O.. w, Shaw, Ed Philips. II
/. Frederikse. Mrs. e. e. Wilbour. Mrs. s
4 F. Gibbons. Very interesting exercise
4 were held, in which an address was mad
by Rev. w. p. Stanley, showing the ne
/ cessity of the bible to mans highes
good, both temporal and spiritual, alst
! BY G. 3. Wright, explaining the work 9
j the society ID distributing bibles to hun
dreds of thousands. The officers Of th
q society met at the store Of Dorr & Void
on Monday when II was voted to us
y the money received from the sale of bi
bles to purchasing new bibles, and tn
money received from the collection Sun
day evening, rs q donation to the Amer
q lean Bible Society '5